This replaced a 120 volt hydraulic pump on my scissor lift and has made the lift a lot more useful away from 120 volt power.

Needed a new pump for our hay spikes and this product was perfect! Follow directions and then it's easy and quick installation. Hay spikes are on bed of truck for reference. Picks up 1k lb ++ bales with ease

The unit does not have a #6 an fitting on it. It is actually take a #12 Female DIN24 fitting to screw onto adapter in unit
Napa numbers for 3/8 hose
Straight G25645-0612 45* G25650-0612 or 90* G25655-0612 Hope this helps someone

We used this on a BraunAbility wheelchair lift on a shuttle bus. Had lots of problems with original wiring on bus. This unit is prewired. Simple and straightforward. Need better product operation instructions

My review is for a double acting, 6 qt. Steel tank unit.

Unit arrived as described (for the most part, more on that later). Well packed in a box that appears dropped shipped. The unit appears to have a small slathering of some type of packing grease or oil to keep it from corroding. All parts are intact and nothing missing.
Tank welds all appear to be properly done, no leaks as of yet. The unit works as intended. Fat red lead to battery positive. Fat black lead from stud on body of motor to battery negative.

I deducted a star because of the description for these hydraulic units are all misleading. The fittings are not SAE - but rather 1/4" BSPP - British Standard Parallel Pipe fittings. They are NOT NPT. While 1/4" NPT may "fit", the threads in the body of the unit are parallel or "straight" threads vs. tapered. Parallel threads are more common in hydraulic systems because they rely on a gasket or o-ring to seal and tend to be more serviceable than tapered threads which rely on crushing threading surfaces, possibly causing thread damage, to seal properly. While you can force fit a tapered thread into the parallel thread and use some Teflon tape or sealant, you're better off doing it right and getting an adapter and not damaging the threads. Yes it is added cost, but that's a part of DIY!

You can get BSPP to "your fitting" adapters from a number of places online if you can't find what you need here on amazon or your local hydraulic shop. I spent about 10 bucks for two fittings to adapt from the fittings on the unit to my application which made things much easier. If you don't know what you're doing, your local hydraulic vender will gladly take your money to get things going for you.